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Lutheran Education Fall 2019

by: Concordia University Chicago

Publication date: 2019
Topics: DCE Ministry, Concordia Journals, Higher Education, Teachings, Lutheran, Faculty
Publisher: River Forest, IL: Concordia University Faculty
Collection: concordiauniversitychicago; carli_lib; americana
Contributor: Concordia University Chicago
Rights: Lutheran Education Journal (LEJ) is an open access journal. Open access is the practice of providing free and unrestricted online access to the products of research. Users are allowed to read, download, copy, distribute, duplicate, print, search or link to full texts within the articles. Users may use LEJ articles for other lawful purposes, without asking for prior permission from the publisher or author, as long as the user cites the source.
Item Size: 52.4M

Lutheran Education is a journal published and edited by Concordia University Chicago.The Lutheran Education Journal was first printed in 1865 in German and titled Evangelisch-Lutherisches Schulblatt (Evangelical Lutheran School Paper). Concordia University’s founding president, J.C.W. Lindemann held the post of publisher/editor. Its primary purpose was to support teachers, congregations and parents in the LCMS with articles on curriculum, teaching methods, home training and even discipline. The original issues included news of higher education, summaries from other publications and teacher biographies also.